AI Governance in Two Sentences
I use coding agents every day. Having an agent write a fix and run the tests is useful. Having it run a shell with access to credentials is also a security decision, whether I’m thinking about it at the time or not.
When people ask me what AI governance means for a team using these tools, I start with two responsibilities:
You can explain what your agents did. You can stop actions they should not take.
There is more to governance than that, but those two sentences give us something concrete to examine.
